Prove there's a god.

[nanoanomaly]

RiversideRedneck wrote:

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Translation change?
So does that mean in ancient Islam, it was bad to beat women but in the new version of Islam, it's OK?
It does seem to be so, we read & hear so many crazy Islamic stories of the way Islamic women are treated - like dirt.

Ahem...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thumb#Th...

...wimmins need discipline according to the menfolks.

[RiversideRedneck]

Al Garcia wrote:

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Yup! See ya at the cross streets of Indiana and Madison.

Jedi.....

[Victor Belmont]

Mylan wrote:

<quoted text>It depends on who you talk to. Many in the religious community don't want to accept it because the gene needs to be defective in order to work like this. The collection of human genes is very complicated. The title "the god gene" implies that there is only one gene responsible for this, when the truth is it's probably more than one collectively. The point is not about the genes, the point is that some humans can be hard wired to seek religion, just like some humans seek alcohol or gambling. The God gene refers to the idea that human spirituality has an innate genetic component to it. It doesn’t mean that there’s one gene that makes people believe in God, but it refers to the fact that humans inherit a predisposition to be spiritual--to reach out and look for a higher being. If this was 'by design' then it would be proof that there is a god. If it was just a theory then why would they already be working on a vaccine for it?

Well Assuming it was "by design" how can it be proven, believe me it won't be because if it did, then ther eis not test no prophecies and most importantly no purpose in life that we are all here by a minute coincedence. which reminds me -

how do u respond to this?

We believe that there is no randomness, which is much greater chances of becoming true, since the chances of random effects resulting in the creation of the world as it is right now, is hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiighly insanely almost cannot even be calculated small. something like 0.billion of billion of...till "1" I'm certain I explained this before to a person here who I never received any reply from. In the end we go back to atheism in believing valuing knowledge as they claim to do so, thus in this case mathematics well..the calculations are a proof in your eyes right now!! you have no excuse to to follow the least chances, or am I wrong in my calculations?

btw I'll compare your anwer with another atheist here ;)

[Mylan]

RiversideRedneck wrote:

You think people can be genetically "hardwired" to become an alcoholic or a gambler?!

http://www.webmd.com/mental-he alth/news/20040526/researchers -identify-alcoholism-gene

http://www.americangaming.org/newsroom/newsle...

[RiversideRedneck]

nanoanomaly wrote:

<quoted text>He's an anti-Semite too.

He hates Jews because they're Jews?

[karl44]

Victor Belmont wrote:

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Look at your dirty mind, it keeps on getting dirtier, sinking deeper. Oh and I thought its spelled hybris..isn't it?

not as dirty as your mind saw in the post

apostate

[Clementia]

RiversideRedneck wrote:

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Does it? I've never read nor studied the Koran so I can't speak to that end.
I'm on your side, Clementia :)

u hear that Victor? He's on my side!

You see, u don't wanna mess with me, i know people and i know Tide too, he knows the people who know people! Ya get me?

Yes it does, Redneck! The koran has a lot of arabi culture thrown into it, which u know is not nice! It means what it says, literally!!

And for you information, muslim guy, i'm not scared of muslims or Islam! OK!

AIN'T NOBODY TELLIN' ME I'M RACIST!

[RiversideRedneck]

nanoanomaly wrote:

<quoted text>Ahem...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thumb#Th...
...wimmins need discipline according to the menfolks.

OIC.......

[karl44]

Victor Belmont wrote:

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I repeat and say to u again prove me wrong!! you can't that's why you simply deny what you cannot face, thus keep on being blind.

those apologetics have been posted and dismissed long ago.

you are a child

[Clementia]

Catcher1 wrote:

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Yes.
Innocent little children who suffer and die of cancer.

Now, u sound like a true atheist!*salute*

[karl44]

Victor Belmont wrote:

Once again @karl44 do you or do you not believe in creations?

rational skeptics evaluate

religitards belive

[karl44]

belive = believe

chit

[Clementia]

RiversideRedneck wrote:

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It's organizations like the Islamic extremists (terrorists) & WBC that give religion a bad name.
So is it the extremists that believe in the 72 virgin thing? Does al Qaida promote that?

ROFL!!!!!!!

Is this how u gonna sort him out!

[Al Garcia]

Mylan wrote:

<quoted text>Thank you Al Garcia. Very kind of you. As soon as I arrived at the vet they put him in a oxygen tent but his temperature kept falling even though the tent was heated. That meant that his heart was progressively getting worse, and when he started to foam up at the mouth the vet let me hear his lungs where I could hear them gurgling because of all of the fluid in them. The vet told me that he was in a lot of pain and that he wouldn't last the night.
I could have been selfish and taken him home where he would have died, but I had to do what was in his best interest and stop his suffering and pain, which is when my suffering and pain would start. I couldn't even sign the paperwork to put him to sleep. In the end I had to just scribble something down so they could end his pain. In 6 hours time he went from being fine to being in that oxygen tent. Before they put him to sleep I told him how special he was, how much I loved him, and that I wasn't putting him to sleep because he did anything wrong. I explained to him that god gave him a defective heart and that I was being forced to let him go. I think he understood but thought somehow that I could still fix him. People tell me that I did what was best, but somehow that doesn't help. I've been having chest pains since this and my doctor said it is something called "broken heart syndrome" and wants me to come in today for some tests. I will but I think it's unfair that they can fix my heart but not his.

If I could give you a hug right now I would.
Sometimes things happen for no reason and its no ones fault. Especially not yours.
If you should suffer any guilt is that you loved your family member (pet) too much.
Remain strong. Remain positive.
(( hugs))

[nanoanomaly]

RiversideRedneck wrote:

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You think people can be genetically "hardwired" to become an alcoholic or a gambler?!

It's kinda tricky.

http://pubs.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/arh301...

If they never start drinking in the first place they don't miss it.

It's more about their desire for pleasure changing gene expression. Their addiction could just as easily be heroin or sex.

[RiversideRedneck]

Mylan wrote:

<quoted text> http://www.webmd.com/mental-health/news/20040...
http://www.americangaming.org/newsroom/newsle...

Oh Gawd, gimme a break.

That "Dr", Black, just wants his name published.

He's spending so much time on finding a gambling gene because he " discovered" that gambling can run in the family...

Ever hear of stupid is as stupid does? Monkey see monkey do?

Sounds like a ploy to get some more pharmaceuticals out there.....

[Aerobatty]

Victor Belmont wrote:

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Well what I just said now is actually similar mind sharing your ideas?

Yes.

[nanoanomaly]

RiversideRedneck wrote:

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He hates Jews because they're Jews?

We already covered the fact that "Jewish-ness", lol, is also determined genetically.

[Clementia]

Victor Belmont wrote:

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Talk about narrow minded.

I can't believe u said that!

You sure u not talking about yourself?

[RiversideRedneck]

Clementia wrote:

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ROFL!!!!!!!
Is this how u gonna sort him out!

Gotta take your time, young 'un.

Patience is a virtue.